Canadian Deputy Coroner Questions Seymour After Murder Discovery
Deputy Coroner Samuel Hardley encounters Seymour on the road and presses for answers about the murder. Seymour insists he will not be detained on suspicion, asserting Canadian rights as a citizen while sizing Hardley for compliance. A tense roadside standoff leaves Hardley wary but uncertain how to proceed.
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Seymour
Samuel Hardley
British Columbia
Caribou Country
Old Sun Trail
Duperon
Royal Mounted
Hardler
Stree
Tme
Hardley
Joy of 6000 Health Report From Crandall Manitoba
Mrs Jos H Kip, a farmer's wife from Crandall Manitoba, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of fatigue and pain. She states monthly pains ceased, strength returned, and the medicine aided through pregnancy and confinement. She recommends it to other women.
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Crandall
Manitoba
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fonnin
Jos. H. Kip
Murder Aboard the Goldites Camp A Mystery
The camp debates the double killing as Deputy Hardley and Brewster clash over clues. Seymour inspects Hart's corpse while suspicions fall on Ruth Duperow and an imposter. The deputy plans swift arrests to avert Mountie intervention.
Seymour and Hardley Argue Over Inquest in Tense Confrontation
Seymour challenges Hardley with a plan for arrests and a coroner's inquest. He warns that a jury verdict would give a tangible basis, while the Mounties may still be misled. Hardley agrees to an inquest once the late staff sergeant is brought to town, wary of potential blame.
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Seymour
Mounted Police
Hardley
Slipshod Police Work in Dominion Duty Case
Deputy Sam Hardley leads a perfunctory probe into the death of a mounted officer. A crowd lists the victim’s belongings while Hardley pockets a commission, blanks, and small finds. A freight wagon serves as a funeral cortege to the nearby camp.
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Sam Hardley
Dominion
Mounted Police
Hardley
Phil Brewster
Bart Caswell
Seymour
R.C.M.P
Motor Cop Chases Speeding Driver in Kingston
Kingston reports Patrol Officer Wilson caught a touring car exceeding speed limits. Wilson pushed to 84 mph while the car registered 72 mph, the driver fined $200 for reckless driving. Officers say motorcycles show speeds up to 91 mph.
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Kingston
Wilson
England Gifts Books for Tokyo Imperial University
The House of Commons approved a $125,000 grant to purchase books in Great Britain for Tokyo Imperial University. The library was destroyed in last year’s earthquake and this donation serves as restitution.
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England
House of Commons
Great Britain
Tokio Imperial University
Young New Orleans Finger Print Expert Miss Beulah Amy
Miss Beulah Amy a 19 year old from New Orleans is a finger print expert and the youngest member of the International Association for Identification of the United States.
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Beulah Amy
New Orleans
Greenland A Once Flourishing Colony Revisited by Time
The article recalls Greenland once thriving with Norse farms and churches before 1377, later under Norwegian and Danish control. It notes climate shifts, preserved graves, and a present population near 10,000 with a Danish-led trade monopoly. It concludes that Europe will likely not reoccupy Greenland and it is unlikely to be on the aerial world route.
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Greenland
United States
Columbus
Eric
Red
O? Godthaab
Julianshaab
Europe
Norway
Denmark
Toronto Globe
Publicity in a Small Town Upsets Local Storekeeper
A London Daily Mail illustration shows a Midwest shopkeeper puzzled by a wife’s new mail order egg beater. He had stocked identical items for a year and never found buyers, highlighting publicity's role in moving merchandise and attracting customers.
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Middle West
London Daily Mail
Ontario Dominates 1923 Oil Output Amid New Wells
Total 1923 petroleum production reached 176169 barrels with Ontario yielding 159400 from southwestern wells. New wells boost Alberta drilling while Saskatchewan ships 900 travelling libraries to readers. Quip about roosting chickens closes the item.
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Ontario
New Brunswick
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Wonderful Omnibus Ride in World to Bank of England
An article extols a six cent London bus route from Victoria Station to the Bank of England. It describes sights along the way including Westminster Abbey Downing Street Trafalgar Square and Fleet Street with historic landmarks and literary associations. The piece frames the ride as a tour of London’s iconic institutions.
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London
Victoria Railway Station
Bank of England
Financial District
Victoria Station
Westminster
St. Margaret's
Westminster Abbey
Thames
London County Council
Whitehall
Downing Street
Horse Guards
United Service Museum
Little Island
Trafalgar Square
Nelson
Strand
Bush House
America
Fleet Street
Dr. Johnson
Charles Dickens
Ludgate Circus
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boy Scout Good Citizens Featured In Scotsman Praise
The Boy Scout is described as a model young citizen trained to think of others and ready to do a good turn for joy, not reward. In contrast to selfish union trends, Scout altruism is hailed as a hopeful sign for a less self-centered generation.
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The
Skyscrapers Rise Amid Rent Pressure and Express Elevators
At a meeting of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers experts forecast skyscrapers reaching 759 feet as a solution to soaring land rents. Improved express elevator service with push button operation will stop every tenth floor and provide deck elevators for each ten floors. Growing land costs drive builders to innovative, seemingly magical, vertical living.
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National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Worcester
Thankful Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets in Canada
A New Glasgow mother Mrs. David A. Anderson credits Baby's Own Tablets with easing her children’s health issues and urges others to keep a box. The product is described as a natural laxative that regulates bowels, sweetens the stomach, relieves constipation and indigestion, and aids teething, sold 25 cents a box by The Pr Williams' Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario or druggists locally.
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Canada
David A. Anderson
New Glasgow
N.S
Pr Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Obedient Fostess Teases Doris and Tea Time Exchange
A quaint domestic scene features a fostess prompting manners before tea as a neighbor’s girl reveals her name is Doris. Separately a historical note observes that blacksmiths saddlers and wheelwrights are rapidly vanishing across Europe.
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Fostess
Doris
Europe
Little Helps for This Week
A devotional piece reflecting on daily virtue and time. It cites scripture from Proverbs and a Thomas Carlyle quote about misspent minutes, urging mindful use of each day to merit heavenly regard and carry positive fruits to the Ancient of Days.
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Cato
Sol
Law and Order
Gilad
Bart
Ruth Duperow
Cato the Ox
Phil
WBAN
Bayer
Beyer Manufacture
Moneecetica
Cig
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Coal
Lakeside Coals, Ltd
Edmonton
Thomas Carlyle
John Milton
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Montreal
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